There is more need for "permanent brand" college student village officials in rural areas.

I come from the countryside, I also want to go back, give full play to my ability and do something practical. But what can we do? There are no jobs for us in the countryside.

On the one hand, agricultural junior college students can not go back to the countryside, on the other hand, undergraduates and graduate students who return to rural areas want to leave and frequently "run out".

Compared with the "flying pigeon card" college student village officials, the countryside needs "permanent brand" college student village officials.

If possible, Liu Jian does not want to leave the coastal countryside of Jiangsu at all.

The graduate of Jiangsu Vocational College of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Science and Technology, who majored in animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, originally made up his mind to "want to do something here" and chose to return to the countryside after graduation. Diagnosis and treatment of poultry diseases, disease prevention and control, sanitary inspection of livestock products. Liu Jian, who came from a professional background, quickly got started and followed the local university student village officials to give advice for the village farmers.

But he has no identity. If the people in the village are polite, they will call him "Xiao Liu", and some people who are not familiar with him will call him "the migrant worker". Although he is so busy that he "touches the pillow" every day, his income "doesn't want to mention it."

He is not qualified to be admitted as a university student village official, so he can only integrate into the countryside as a "migrant worker" who is "impossible". Although it is his "one wish" to lead the local people to develop agriculture and make good use of their expertise, Liu Jian, who "cannot see the future", chose to leave after two years of persistence.

The departure of Liu Jian made Jiang Chunmao, vice president of Jiangsu Vocational College of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry Science and Technology, deeply regret. "how nice it would be for a student like Liu Jian to stay in the countryside! Most of them come from rural areas, have feelings for agriculture and rural areas, and professional knowledge can really help the villagers, and more importantly, staying in the countryside is exactly what they want. "

Is it difficult for "new farmers" to return to the village?

"Village officials can't do it. If you only serve as' staff 'for college student village officials, how long can you do it without policy support?" Liu Mingsheng, an associate professor at the School of Animal Medicine of the school, understands the choice of student Liu Jian very well. In the view of the head teacher who has graduated for many years, there are many graduates like Liu Jian. "they have technical advantages and have trained in the most difficult environment, and have the ability to be competent as university student village officials."

The reason for saying this has something to do with the training experienced by these "new farmers". For example, at present, Liu Jian's younger brothers and sisters are going through a "trial." These would-be "new farmers" were sent to a large chicken farm to deal with chickens at a high temperature of 37 degrees Celsius every day.

Their work is very intense and their working hours are not fixed. Students Wu Ziyan and Qi Jiancheng often need to get up repeatedly in the middle of the night to check the temperature and humidity of the nursery. During the day, in a nursery with an average temperature of 37 degrees Celsius and a humidity of 60%, these students need to wear light blue thick overalls to inject chickens.

The chicken cages are high and low, and Wu Ziyan stands on tiptoe from time to time and bends his legs from time to time in order to inject accurately. With such a twist, it is normal for the arm to be sore, and the light blue overalls are even dipped into dark blue by sweat.

These jobs are more than hard work. Artificial insemination pays attention to the efficiency of insemination, and eggs pay more attention to eye disease and quick hands. In order to supplement students with technical knowledge, Liu Mingsheng and other teachers will continue to teach students after working during the day. "talk about practical content, the latest technology, what can be used clinically, and what can be used at the grass-roots level." Even if it's a seemingly simple task like picking up eggs, you need to have a sense of rapid classification when picking up eggs.

"how to manage and operate the farm, what are the specific technical links that need to be paid attention to, and the supplement of various professional knowledge? only through these, can we really return to the rural areas to serve the villagers and become rich." Liu Mingsheng said.

That's what he said, but the reality is not entirely satisfactory. According to the "White Paper on Employment of Jiangsu Education Department", the employment rate of graduates of Jiangsu Vocational College of Agriculture and Animal Husbandry has been maintained at more than 99% in the past four years. In contrast, these employed students "basically went to the front line of production, but not many people returned to the countryside," said Cao Bin, director of the enrollment and employment department of the college. Nearly half of the graduates will enter large-scale farms in the city or engage in the production or sale of veterinary drugs, feed and biological products.